Museum
The RLC Museum has now re-located to Worthy Down. It will re-open in spring 2021
With over 200 hundred years of military history on display, including Monty’s D-Day Rolls Royce, uniforms, weapons, medals and much more, this fascinating and unique museum gives visitors a very different perspective on the history of the British Army.
The museum includes the collections and archives from The Royal Corps of Transport, The Royal Army Ordnance Corps, The Royal Pioneer Corps, The Army Catering Corps and The Royal Engineers Postal and Courier Section, as well as many other of our Predecessor Corps, dating back to our beginning in 1794.
The New Museum
The new museum near Winchester will allow much more of the collection to be displayed and will have many interactive displays, a small cinema, cafeteria and work rooms. With activities for children, uniforms to try on, puzzles to complete and many things to see and do, the RLC Museum provides a great day out for both young and old.
Latest Museum News & Events
THE COUNTDOWN TO THE NEW RLC MUSEUM OPENING BEGINS
The RLC Museum has now successfully relocated from Deepcut to Worthy Down – a mammoth task which involved moving the main museum, four archive stores,…
BRAND-NEW RLC MUSEUM PREPARES FOR FIRST VISITORS
Preparations are well underway for the opening of the new Royal Logistic Corps Museum as the site was handed over to the museum team last…
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The Royal Logistic Corps
Did you know that The RLC offers Direct Entry Officers the opportunity to be selected for Professional Technical Courses, all of which lead to professional qualifications? For more information, visit the new RLC Officer Careers page on the Army website: https://www.army.mod.uk/who-we-are/corps-regiments-and-units/royal-logistic-corps/rlc-careers/officer-careers/
🗣️”Capt Eve Newton’s achievements are truly inspirational; she is a fantastic officer who should be justifiably proud of her achievements.”
Congratulations 👏 to Capt Newton from 1 Regt RLC, the first woman from @UKArmyLogistics to complete the All Arms Commando Course.
We hope they’ve all been shaved off! Well done to you all @ketdesai - some great photos 💪
Thanks to all that donated. 132 Avn Sup Sqn RLC of @CO7BnREME grew some horrible Mo’s but importantly raised awareness and £458.50 for some great causes of #movember @1st_Aviation @UKArmyLogistics @ArmyBAME_Chair
The Royal Logistic Corps
Did you know that The RLC offers Direct Entry Officers the opportunity to be selected for one of four Professional Technical Courses: Ammunition Technical Officers' Course, Petroleum Operator Officers' Course, Logistic Officers' Contracts Course and the Port and Maritime Operations Officers' Course, all of which lead to professional qualifications?
For more information, go to the new RLC Officer Careers page on the Army website: https://army.mod.uk/who-we-are/corps-regiments-and-units/…
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An absolutely historic achievement for our first woman to pass the immensely tough All Arms #Commando Course, Capt Eve Newton. Hoofing! 👇👇👇 https://t.co/TqkXDfMWXR ... See MoreSee Less
The most recent Operational Honours and Awards List, which recognises the bravery, commitment, leadership and commendable service of those within the military, has been released, including the names of four RLC personnel.
Congratulations to Major Kerry Schultz (27 Regiment RLC) and WO2 Ben Wright (11 EOD&Search Regiment RLC) who were awarded the Queen’s Commendation for Valuable Service. Captain Karl Williams (27 Regiment RLC) and SSgt Steven Cockburn (11 EOD&Search Regiment RLC) both received the Queen’s Commendation for Bravery.
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